Bars - Short reach, silver, quill stem, Campy 10s shifters

[cgolvin]

Originally Posted by jtakeda

soma hwy 1
6061-T6 aluminum
- Drop: 130mm
- Reach: 75mm
- 26.0 or 31.8mm center
- Single groove
- Black or silver polished finish
- 38cm to 46cm (measured center-to-center)

Seconded. If you want a visual (less than optimal angle, apologies) you can see these with Chorus 10 shifters mated to a Cinelli 1A here.

[cgolvin]

Double post…is it just me or is this happening to other people as well?

[m_sasso]

NHaero,
Nitto M151 handlebar.
These are what you are looking for in non Italian bars, however very classic appearing, tighter than Noodles, less expensive than M106, use on most of my bikes. Best choice of sizes, here is where to find them, lots of eBay sellers also: https://www.retro-gression.com/colle...151f-handlebar

[thirdgenbird]

Originally Posted by FlashUNC

I've had good success with Deda Speciale on my Della Santa.

Me too. My wife’s bike has the following:
Speciale bars
Nitto stem
Campagnolo 10

It’s a great looking and performing setup. Cheap too.

[m_sasso]

test

[osbk67]

Originally Posted by thwart

Deda 215 shallow. Classic bend, works well with Campy 10 spd.

That must be one of the very last 28/24 Record Strada (or Pave, can't tell from the photo) rim wheel sets surviving in captivity. Outstanding.

[Thrust]

Is that a 1" threadless on that Lemond?

[Wakatel_Luum]

Originally Posted by NHAero

Weak moment, shouldn't have been looking at the PSA thread. This Casati is coming my way and will need a different stem and bars. What set of bars would be short reach and silver, fit nicely with Campy shifters in terms of how they sit on the ramps, and be 26.0 clamp size? For a stem thinking Cinelli or Casati or Nitto.

I would go with Cinelli 1A stem and handlebars for a Casati or anything Italian...

Note: Cinelli no longer made in Italy. 😉

[jeffkoller91]

Originally Posted by raisinberry777

If you don't mind compact bend bars, the Soma Highway One and matching Soma Sutro stem would be a nice silver matching pair.

I second this suggestion. There are some great Nitto options too, but if you're not looking to break the bank this is a very solid match. My only complaint about the Sutro stem was the sizing offered is only 80 or 100 mm.

[thwart]

Originally Posted by osbk67

That must be one of the very last 28/24 Record Strada (or Pave, can't tell from the photo) rim wheel sets surviving in captivity. Outstanding.

Sir, you have a good eye. They are indeed Pavés.

Originally Posted by Thrust

Is that a 1" threadless on that Lemond?

Yes. Previous owner was a machinist and decided he wanted a threadless fork. He reinforced the area of attachment, and I think it's at least as strong as a similar 1" carbon steerer... with a more friendly failure mode. I should mention... strong and burly sprinter-type I am not.

[exapkib]

The Soma HWY 1 is a great bar at a great price.

[8eh3iub]

I replaced a Nitto B115 with the Sim Works Co-Misirlou. Very similar shape, but the slope to 10 speed hoods is a bit nicer.

[rwsaunders]

Enviously building your bike in a virtual manner...note that the 174a has a bit of a setback like the Noodle, which might help you use a longer stem. From personal experience, the bars work well with Campag.

https://global.bluelug.com/fairweath...ar-silver.html

https://global.bluelug.com/nitto-np-...aded-stem.html

https://global.bluelug.com/catalog/p...atpost-silver/

Some of the Nitto bits are available in black too and Blue Lug is a great shop to deal with.

[NHAero]

Some great options, some of which I was unaware of. I note that the Nitto M151 comes in M151 and M151F, where F apparently signifies flat ramps. Anyone know more about this? Aren't flat ramps what I'm looking for with modern integrated brake/shifters?

Thanks so much!

[blindwilly]

Originally Posted by rwsaunders

Enviously building your bike in a virtual manner...note that the 174a has a bit of a setback like the Noodle, which might help you use a longer stem. From personal experience, the bars work well with Campag.



https://global.bluelug.com/fairweath...ar-silver.html



https://global.bluelug.com/nitto-np-...aded-stem.html



https://global.bluelug.com/catalog/p...atpost-silver/



Some of the Nitto bits are available in black too and Blue Lug is a great shop to deal with.

Also note, the 174a is only available in 25.4. I am currently using it shimmed with a nitto ui-5gx.

edit* just realized its a threaded steerer.